Frequently asked questions

• 1. What is a home inspection and why is it important?
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  A home inspection is a thorough visual assessment of a property’s structure, systems, and components. It’s vital because it reveals existing or potential issues that may affect a buyer’s decision, resale value, or safety. In Los Angeles, where properties vary greatly in age and construction, inspections offer peace of mind before purchase or renovation.

• 2. Do I need an inspection for a newly built home?
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  Yes. Even newly constructed homes in Los Angeles can have hidden issues such as faulty wiring, improper drainage, or structural weaknesses. A home inspection ensures quality and compliance, and helps address builder errors before the warranty expires.

• 3. How long does a typical home inspection take?
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  Most home inspections take between 2 to 3 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the property. Larger or older homes may require more time for a thorough evaluation.

• 4. What is included in a home inspection report?
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  The report covers roofing, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, foundation, attic, exterior, and interior systems. It includes images, descriptions, recommendations, and urgency levels to guide your next steps.

• 5. Can I attend the inspection?
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  Absolutely. Clients are encouraged to attend the inspection to observe, ask questions, and better understand their property’s condition in real-time.